ITJ'E, OREGON OCTOBER 8
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[FROM THE PORTLAND DAISIES.]
Citator Oil
Office in tbe Court House
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Attorney-at-Law,
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twyiLL hereafter be found at the south
cast corner room of Reed's O’u ra
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Attorney at Law,
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lar another ••bum” if Pete wasn’t
the mnartest nigger in Dubuque^
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Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
will be at Laf.iyette.
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It is a little singular that North
field, the home of Mr. Moody, should
be the scene of the first demonstra
tion within the Church against th*
doctrinal basis of his method of evan
gelic work. The Unitarians, it seems,
have taken offense at something that
has been said or done in these North
field meetings, and tbe pastor of the
village church of that denomination,
preached a sermon embodying', *
ries of vigorous assaults on orthodoxy.
There were four count* in his indict
ment, namely: That o**thod*|jr is
anti-Christian, that it is unreasona
ble, that it is essentially immoral in
the tend.ucy of its creed, and that itf
present plaoe in the churchi* a mmr-
potion. Mr. Moody; without refer
ring to the discourse of his UnîtarUlI
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JOHN BOSTON.
J. HANEY
brother and without becoming ooh-
troversial, promptly took i up thé
gauntlet thus thrown down, wnd tib*
IHUWU mo elicited, presenting
Tiim tanau view of Christ with bol$
and original illustrations, teems U
have hern one of hit most effective
effort* in revival wqrk in Northfield.
CALIFORNIA
never leaving
a reAcrtaihm
called me a sheep!hid. Yèè'
1. Well, ▼ou’ve pot to «bolo*
I called yon «
Àmen
Something entirely new. Ad
M.
TH* BBVERL TOO..
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Mr. Beecher bas done the wisest
possible thing in declining the pro-
posed reception at the Academy of
Mhstc. His friends will be equally
wise if they now cease to compel pub
attention afresh to the late scandal*.
for the C ottrtfw
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